Who are the immortals in ancient myths and legends in China?

A long time ago, heaven and earth were inseparable and the universe was chaotic. There was a giant named Pangu who slept in this chaos for eighteen thousand years.

One day, Pangu suddenly woke up. When he saw the darkness around him, he waved a big axe and cut at the darkness in front of him. There was only a loud noise, and the chaotic things gradually separated. Bright and clear things, slowly rising, became the sky; Heavy and muddy things, slowly falling, became the ground.

After the separation of heaven and earth, Pangu was afraid that they would meet again, so he held his head high and stepped heavily on the ground. The sky rises ten feet every day, and Pangu grows taller with it. In this way, I don't know how many teenagers passed, and heaven and earth gradually took shape, and Pangu fell down with fatigue.

Great changes have taken place in Pangu's body after his fall. The breath he exhaled became the wind and clouds of the four seasons; The sound he made turned into rumbling thunder. His eyes became the sun and the moon;

His limbs became the east, west, south and north poles of the earth; His skin became a vast land, his blood became a running river, and his sweat became rain and dew that moistened everything. ......

2. Nu Wa made man

Nu Wa, the goddess of creation, can create at least 70 things every day, so she is called the mother of the earth. She is an ancient goddess.

According to legend, Nu Wa created human beings by imitating her own soil, and created and constructed human society. It also established a marriage system for human beings, enabling young men and women to marry each other and reproduce, so it was also known as the ancient god of love and marriage.

Nu Wa is the mother of the Chinese nation, and the Chinese nation's humanities began first and blessed the true god of the country. She created life with kindness and bravely took care of creatures suffering from natural disasters. She is the creator and mother god, and has been widely worshipped for a long time.

3. Mend the goddess of the sky

Nu Wa, the goddess of creation, is the god who opened the Chinese nation's humanities and blessed the country. According to legend, Nu Wa made man from earth and turned everything into life, so the world was no longer silent. Nu Wa, the creator of the world, is called the mother of the earth. She is a beautiful goddess, slim as a snake, so that some mythologists insist that she is just a snake.

The story of the goddess mending the sky, like the story of Nu Wa's creation, is a household name in China. In the era of Nuwa, with the increase of human reproduction, society began to be turbulent. Later generations regarded Gong Shi, the god of water, and Zhu Rong, the god of fire, as the battle of Zhoushan. As a result, in a rage, Gong crashed into Zhoushan because of a big defeat, and connected a series of dynamic and moving stories such as Nu Wa's melting colored stones to mend the sky.

4. Kuafu chases the sun

Kuafu's pursuit of the sun refers to the legend that in the period of the Yellow Emperor, Kuafu, the leader of the Kuafu clan, wanted to take off the sun, so he began to race against the sun day by day. When I was thirsty, I drank the Weihe River of the Yellow River and died of thirst on the way to osawa. My crutch turned into a peach grove and my body turned into Kuafu Mountain. Kuafu's daily stories reflect the desire of ancient China ancestors to understand and conquer nature.

5. Houyi Shooting Day

In ancient times, there was a serious drought on the earth. The heat scorched the forest, dried the land, dried the seedlings and plants. It turned out that Di Jun and he had 10 children, all of whom were grandchildren. They live in OOCL, and there is a big tree called Fusang in the sea.

10 The sun sleeps under the branches and runs out in turn to be on duty in the sky and shine on the earth. But sometimes, they come out together and bring disaster to mankind. In order to save mankind, Hou Yi drew an arrow with a bow and shot it at nine suns. I saw a burst fireball in the sky, and a crow with three legs fell. Finally, there is only one sun left in the sky.

6. the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon

Chang 'e was forced by Feng Meng. In desperation, she ate two pills of elixir given by the Queen Mother of the West to her husband Hou Yi and flew to the Moon Palace. The myth of "the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon" originated from the ancient people's worship of the stars.

7. Jingwei Reclamation Area

200 miles to the north, there is a dove mountain with dense zheshu trees growing on it. There is a bird in the mountain, which looks like a crow, but it has a flower-like head, a white mouth and red claws. Its name is Jingwei, and its voice is the pronunciation of its own name.

Jingwei bird was once the youngest daughter of Emperor Yan, named Nuwa. The girl went to the East China Sea to play. Drowning in the East China Sea instead of returning, it becomes a bird of fine guard, and often fills the East China Sea with branches and stones from the Western Hills. Zhangshui originates from this mountain and flows eastward into the Yellow River.